Emigration

A sculptor and her family are emigrating from Iran but before leaving the capital, the city council commissions her to create a public sculpture of Farahani, a famous former minister. She accepts as her heart is not yet committed to leaving. Meanwhile, her husband and son leave ahead of her. She talks to them often, discussing her doubts about leaving. She suspends her classes at the university, although some students still seek her advice at her workshop. She begins work on the sculpture while taking care of her elderly mother. Knowing her daughter is leaving, the sculptor's mother is compelled to also move abroad to live with her son who had emigrated previously. After finally committing to leaving, the sculptor hesitates on the taxi ride to the airport and..

Usually I try to be careful with over hyping a film, or setting the expectations too high, as film geeks all are guilty for, however for A. Hassan Keivan, this really is not possible.

This was movie was phenomenal. Really really nice.

Amazing movie! Each frame, each scene does not let you get bored

The movie was great!

I can safely say it is epic, on a visual and plot line scale! Shabrokh Golbaz-Hagh freeman is always outstanding in his roles even in this film he proves it again in delivering excellent performance!

Great writing, great pacing, great story telling, and a perfect ending

loved most of it predicable but loved it